Titlebook: Regulatory Reform and Labor Markets; James Peoples Book 1998 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998 competition.deregulation.earnings.employment.

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Deregulation and Labor Earnings in the Airline Industry,umber of U.S. airline firms tripled in just a few years. The new entrants competed aggressively with the incumbent airlines, offering lower fares, new routes, and low-cost “no frills” flights. The advent of open competition in the airline industry coincided with a rapid rise in energy prices and a p

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Labor Negotiations with Regional Monopolies: The Telecommunication Industry,e monopoly segments of the industry while other segments were open to substantial competition. Other long distance providers were relatively successful in claiming that AT&T could use their monopoly power in local service as a competitive advantage in dealing with rivals in other areas. AT&T was les

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Labor Negotiations with Regional Monopolies: The Telecommunication Industry,Although the definition of competitive versus monopoly markets tended to blur at the margins, there was general agreement that divestiture was the correct method of dealing with the impossibility of regulating all the diverse markets served by AT&T.

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Curtis Grimm,Robert J. Windle,Barnali Guptahevik regime after 1917, their part in the political upheavals during the Stalinist years and their reputation with the Soviet public. The twin aims of this book were to investigate the process by which the portrayal of Anna, Ol’ga and Mariia’s lives became distorted, as well as to re-evaluate the e

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Barry T. Hirsch,David A. Macpherson,Marcus Alexisoviet public and this, in turn, may well have been a factor which saved them from the more severe forms of repression the government employed against Old Bolsheviks in the 1930s. However, if being the biographers of Lenin had few negative impacts on the sisters while they were alive, it did have con

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Wallace Hendricks,Debashis Palquently cited in the German context. In offering an historic and systematic introduction to concepts that can frame Alternative Education in different ways, this book allows the reader to critically reevaluate present forms of education by using the past as a mirror.  978-3-030-29570-7Series ISSN 2946-5036 Series E-ISSN 2946-5044